Reviewer:

This recipe deserves 10 stars! It was sooo good. I doubled the recipe and placed in 13 x 9 pan. I added fresh crushed rasberries to the jam. When melting the white chocolate I added a teaspoon of milk to thin it out and even though it seemed too thin once it was placed in fridge overnight it was perfect. I also used 1/2 dark chocolate and 1/2 semi sweet chocolate for topping and when melting added 1 t. of orange juice and 1 t. of butter instead of shortening! Wow! My guests went crazy over this!

Reviewer:

We really enjoyed this dessert! My husband loved it and is already requesting it to be made again and again. We think it tastes best directly out of the refrigerator, rather than room temperature. I made exactly as written except I followed other reviewers suggestions and lined the pan with foil and sprayed with cooking spray for easy removal. I had no problems and it was great!

Reviewer:

A lovely dessert! Easy to make, lovely presentation, delicious to eat! I lined the pan with parchment paper so sticking was not a problem. Cut the bars with the sharp edge of a spatula that was heated in hot water to shattering of the chocolate was not a problem. Cut it into 9 pieces so the sweetness was not a problem. A winner!

Reviewer:

This gets 5 stars for taste, but I had a hard time with the layers. That being said, I am not very good at making things look pretty, so I shouldn't be surprised that mine looked like a mess. Both the cream cheese layer and the chocolate layer were difficult to spread out, and the jam oozed between the chocolate when I tried to smooth it. Nonetheless, it was very tasty. I thought I had raspberry jam, but it turned out to be cherry. Still good, though the cherries in the jam added to my troubles. Other people are very capable of making this look nice, as the photos prove. Just not me :)

Reviewer:

I wanted so badly to love this recipe, but it falls short in a number of ways. Although the overall taste combination is on point (ooh...raspberry, white chocolate and milk chocolate), it is simply way too sweet, and I am a bona fide lover of all things sweet. It really needs a salty element to transform it.
Also, the crust on this is too brittle and crumbly and it sticks terribly to the baking pan. I even thought I baked it for too short a time, but it ended up being hard. It is almost impossible to get these bars out of the pan, and I used a well-seasoned baking stone (Pampered Chef) 9x9 pan.I don't know if it sticks because it apparently needs to remain in the refrigerator. Who knows. But I certainly would not make this again. I'm just not rating it below a "3" because I do love the flavor combination.

Reviewer:

Made this for coworkers and it got rave reviews. I doubled the entire recipe. The only changes I made were a tsp of vanilla and pecans to the crust, and I used water a tablespoon at a time until the dough held together. It was excellent. Thanks for sharing!